Skills Match Webinar | Back to Basics: Cybersecurity
Business in the Community
Cybersecurity has never been more important – to individuals, businesses, charity and voluntary organisations – and we all need to be aware of how to be safe online so that we can continue to work, transact and socialise.
Join us via Zoom on Wednesday 23 September from 9.00am -10am and get Back to Basics with Cybersecurity. At the webinar you will hear from
- Joe Dolan, Head of NI Cybersecurity Centre
- Richard Gill, Community Banker, Ulster Bank
- Stephen Gray, Head of Information Management, NICVA
On topics such as, why cybersecurity should be on your radar and what steps your organisation can take to protect against cyber-attack, banking and shopping online – how to be safe and ‘scam-aware’ and, what tools, software you should be using for both personal and work use.
To register your place, visit: www.bitcni.org.uk/post-events/webinar-back-to-basics-cybersecurity/
Date and Time
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Location
Business in the Community Bridge House
Belfast
BT5 4HD
United Kingdom
Skills Match Webinar | Back to Basics: Cybersecurity
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